But if it includes a long-discussed move to 145 pounds, UFC President Dana White said “The Answer” isn’t necessarily guaranteed an immediate shot at the belt.

“I think Frankie would have to fight somebody at 145 (before getting a shot at the title),” White said. “We’ve got all these backed up titles right now. I don’t want that backed up, and if I know Frankie, he’s going to want to get in there right away.”

Edgar headlined Saturday’s UFC 150 event, which took place at Denver’s Pepsi Center. In a main-event rematch with UFC lightweight champion Benson Henderson, Edgar fought to a heartbreaking split-decision defeat, his second-consecutive loss to “Smooth.”

Standing 5-feet-6, Edgar has long been told he’d be a better fit for featherweight. But as a former lightweight champion who has now had two extremely competitive fights with Henderson, not to mention a win over the massive Gray Maynard and two victories over future UFC Hall of Famer B.J. Penn, Edgar has consistently insisted 155 pounds is his home.

White on Saturday again expressed his desire to see Edgar at 145 pounds but said the former champ is welcome to fight wherever he sees fit.

“He’s always proved that he can stay at 155,” White said. “There’s never been a case where Frankie’s not good enough to stay at 155, he’s not tough enough to be at 155, he’s not talented enough to be at 155 or that he’s not even big enough to stay at 155. I just think at 145, he’s a monster. But he likes 155.

“He wanted this fight bad. We gave it to him because I respect him so much, and he went out and fought his ass off.”

For his part, Edgar thought he had done enough to claim victory in the UFC 150 headliner. However, he wasn’t willing to question the judges and instead seemed intent on simply moving on to the next challenge.

“I thought I did enough to win,” Edgar said. “A lot of people told me that they thought I won. But it doesn’t matter. The judges didn’t.

“I did think I did enough. I felt I pushed the pace. I felt I brought the fight to him. But here we are. … It doesn’t really matter what I think at this point. That decision is never going to change, so it is what it is.”

White declined to reveal who he thought won the fight and instead simply said he had the fight even going into the final round. Still he did announced that Nate Diaz would keep his spot as the current No. 1 contender and there will be no trilogy fight with Edgar and Henderson.

However, he’s not telling Edgar where to fight. That will be up to him.

“I’m not telling Frankie to go to 145 or anything like that,” White said. “I’ll talk to him later and see what he wants to do.”

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